Banking, Finance & Insurance

IBMR Gurgaon provides good package as compared to LLOYD business school. The highest package of IBMR is 18LPA and 14LPA is of LLOYD. The average is higher of IBMR than LLOYD.

The course is for 3 years and the total fee for this course is Rs 3.97 Lacs.

MBA is a broader field than CFA and then again it's your choice if you want to diversify your knowledge or deepen your knowledge in investment management. If you are looking for deepening your knowledge in investment thing only then you can go with CFA and in case you want some diversification in other management aspects as well then you can go with MBA in finance course. And talking about the difficulty level of CA and CFA CA is the toughest course to do. The passing percentage is 1% in CA and 10% in CFA.

No, for doing MBA in finance from Balaji university, the eligibility criterion is a UG course in any discipline and any stream in 12th with at least 50% in final exams.

10+2 with at least 50% marks from a recognized Board and may be required to qualify entrance exams.

Hi,
Yes, you are eligible for banking examination. The only requirement regarding educational qualification you have to have any graduation degree. It doesn't matter from which institute you got your degree. In SBI JA and SBI PO if you are in your last semester/ year you can apply for these post.

Hi, A three-year undergraduate programme called the Bachelor of Banking & Insurance (BBI) is broken up into six semesters. It is set up to offer training in financial, banking, accounting, insurance law, insurance laws, and other related fields. Bachelor of Banking & Insurance (BBI) Career Options and Job Prospects. After successfully completing Bachelors of Banking & Insurance, candidates can go for higher studies or can start a job in banking, insurance, financing, auditing, and accounting sector as per their interests. You can obviously go for it.

Hi, Both are good courses. You not need to be good at Maths but you should be good at accounts because both courses deals with accounts. And according to me FRM is best. But you should choose only when you are comfortable with it.

A self finance university is one which does not receive any financial aid from the Central Government of India or from the State Government where it is located. They also do not get any financial grants from the UGC nor do they get any benefits from UGC. Hope this helps.

You can express about -
- SCDL
- ICICI PGDF
- NIA Pune
- NIBM Pune.